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10 September marks the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Reflecting on his legacy, let's pray for his family and that we continue the mission God has called us to.

A father’s influence reaches far beyond childhood, shaping identity, character and faith. One man reflects on his earthly father and discovering God as his Heavenly Father.

Stuart Burgess defends his book's call for complete physical abstinence in courtship, arguing that romantic intimacy—including kissing—belongs only within biblical marriage, not before it.

A recap of the Grandparenthood podcast chat on the impact of dads, and a preview of the 2026 Men's Summit at Stanwell Tops, highlighting the National Grandparent Conference happening the same weekend.

Part 2 of a series arguing that Western societies exhibit hallmarks of a borderless "Global Neo-Marxism"—censorship, moral confusion, deindustrialisation, and eroding sovereignty—echoing patterns from Stalin's Soviet Union.

We need to talk about the situation in Tasmania and how we desperately need prayer. The Greens have introduced a “Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill” into the Tasmanian Parliament that will have devastating ramifications for Christians, parents, and all those who, of their own volition, want to break with the current cultural state-sanctioned morality.

We don't talk about social atomisation, do we? Most of us would be hard pressed to define it. Yet it is reshaping our society in ways we barely acknowledge — fragmenting our communities, eroding our connections, and leaving us isolated in the midst of billions.

In an age when our Prime Minister openly jokes about 'shagging' and candidly discusses his marital sex life, we might think the question of modesty is settled. It's not. In fact, it's never been more urgent.

While the world knew Bonnie Tyler as a global rock superstar, those closest to her remembered her as a woman of quiet but deep Christian faith who "never changed who she was." The Welsh vocalist died last week at age 75.

More than a decade after same-sex marriage was legalised in America, recent polling reveals public support for it — as well as for gender ideology — has declined significantly. Why? People are no longer evaluating the promises given, but the results received — and the results are changing their minds.

If you’re a parent or a grandparent, you probably worry about what your child or grandchild is learning at school. In the first of its kind in Australia, a survey has been launched to measure parent attitudes to Respectful Relationship sessions in schools.

Support for same-sex marriage has fallen to 37% amongst republicans, while corporate sponsorship for Pride events evaporates and June is increasing becoming 'Nuclear Family Month'.

The freedom to attend church or sing hymns was never the point. Christianity has always sought to shape culture, transform lives and speak into every aspect of civic life. And that’s precisely the freedom we’re losing in Australia.

Pints and Ponytails events offer fathers a relaxed, low-pressure space where they can learn how to style their daughters' hair while bonding and sharing parenting experiences. As a father of five beautiful daughters, I wish I’d thought of such a marvellous idea myself!

Since same-sex marriage was legalised, Australians were promised that nothing would change. Years later, the evidence suggests that this promise was never true.

A 2015 ABC Lateline interview revisited: Katy Faust, raised by lesbian mothers, calmly dismantles Australia's most probing journalist with compelling, child-centred arguments against same-sex marriage.

Australia's families are being squeezed out of housing, financial security, and hope. Before this week's Federal Budget, it's time governments took responsibility.

When love is a choice, not a feeling, it becomes a promise worth keeping — one that shapes not only a marriage, but every life it touches.

A pastor's biblical sermon on marriage moved 52 cohabiting couples to wed on the spot — a remarkable demonstration of faith transforming modern relationships and culture.

A Christian photographer's seven-year legal battle against a Louisville DEI ordinance concludes with an $800,000 settlement, affirming that the government cannot compel artistic speech.